Speaker 1: There are global activities that are trackable and knowable and documentable.
One of them, of course, is the always on mass
illegal immigration that's going on in the UK. It's gone
on across Western democracies. The United States has been subject
to this, candidate has been subject to this. All that
forced immigration is going one way people into these countries,
and one thing is happening across the board. Existing citizens
are being deprioritized for the newcomers. In the UK, it's
happened they've kicked people out of apartment buildings to move
in the newcomers. They've then gone to farmers. This is
where we cross over into food. They've gone to farmers
in the UK and said, yeah, we're going to need
you to stop growing food because we're going to need
to put some apartment buildings here for the illegal immigrants
that we are welcoming in mass into our country. So
you can't grow food anymore. Will the illegal immigrants need food?
Bust of your concern. We're watching in the United States
as they've floated attempts, legitimately floated attempts to have the
FDA ask you, ask you to voluntarily register your home garden,
just voluntarily because you know voluntary registration is for our
own good because the government needs to know if you
grow taters or carrots. Well, then there's this a whole
series of articles pushed out through the mockingbird media with
the same message. Your home garden is a greater risk
to the climate than megafarms run by Monsanto types. So
your home garden where you walk out the door and
water it and weed it and nurture it and plant it,
is worse for the environment than you going down to
the chinamart in your car and picking up your groceries
that have been trucked to the chinamart after having been
brought from overseas on massive vessels or across the country
on trains and ships, barges and trucks. No one can
believe that people can only spout it. There's a concentrated,
organized effort to centralize food production, and of course the
people who are running this want it centralized through them,
just the same way there's only five or six media
companies on the big media side. They want there to
be only five or six food sources on the food side.
And so it takes an entertainer to step into this.
I mean, you can see the way in the United
States that Medicare and Medicaid have blockaded the healthcare system
into becoming a medicine system. I mean you see that right,
entire doctor's offices, even if you are not on Medicare
and Medicaid, they treat you like you are because they
are so powerful. Medicare and Medicaid they control so much
that doctor's offices are built around them. You've probably noticed
this change, right, that healthcare is now medicine. Your doctor's
answer to everything is here's a pill or some surgery.
So there are a whole cadre of doctors who've left
that world. They've gone to direct patient care. This is
a thirty six percent year of a year growth for
people going to direct patient care. No insurance that's expensive,
you know else's expensive, time off work from a whole
series of surgeries. No one else is expensive. Being addicted
to drugs for the rest of your life. So if
you've been in something maybe just utterly catastrophic a car accident,
and it's limited your movement, and maybe it's a traumatic
brain injury, what if I were to tell you that
stem cells ethically gathered through placentas and umbilical cords could
help correct what ails you. I wouldn't say that if
I hadn't seen it. I watched it happen for lady
at renew dot Healthcare in Mexico. That's exactly what they do.
What if I were to tell you that the golf
or the running that you had to give up because
you do not want to have the surgery. What if
I were to tell you that professional golfers are at
renew nearly every week because golf is a repetitive stress business.
There's other professional athletes there too. They just took it
to say so why because their leagues want them to
use their doctors. Only if you're being told that surgery
or pills for the rest of your life are you're
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e dot Healthcare. So Jeremy Clarkson, he's this TV entertainer prisent,
I'm supposed to say he's an author he does a
show about car racing. It's kind of famous on that too.
And he owns a farm. Since he owns a farm,
of course he's a rich, stinking farmer. But it's turned
to Jeremy Clarkson to defend family farms because they're under
attack in Britain this time economically in the UK they're
under attack, this with an inheritance tax. What is your
message to this goblin?
Speaker 2: Please back down, please.
Speaker 1: And get the money from where.
Speaker 2: Well, they've got forty billion, I'll get I'll tell you where.
You go to walk into any of the officers around here.
If you don't understand what somebody's job is, fire them.
How civil services? Civil services too tough? You know that.
Speaker 1: Where would they get the money? Why do they need
any They have forty billion dollars. This is a BBC
reporter talking with Clarkson, So it turns to a TV
entertainer and an author, not a politician or leader to
make this case. And to be fair, there are some
leaders in England who've been calling us out. There's leaders
of the EU who've been calling us out this attack
on the food system. The farmers in Netherlands knew they won.
They want a political victory by using their detractors to
blockade highways, which is a tactic I hate. They also
went into France and sprayed cowpoop on government buildings. That
worked as well. It's dramatic, but it must be dramatic.
Turns to Jeremy Clarkson to make the case.
Speaker 2: And so we have all of this complication and all
of this cost and there's very very little money in it,
very little money, as you know. And then we got
the budget. Now I know a lot of people across
the country and all walks of life took a bit
of a kick on the shin with that budget.
Speaker 1: You lot got a knee in the.
Speaker 2: Nuts and a light hammer blow to the back of
the head. Because we had pickup trucks, double cab pickup
trucks being reclassified as company cars, two hundred and eleven
percent tax rise, there, fifty pound carbon tax or a
bag of fertilizer, the basic farm payments altered in such
a way that we're getting a lot less than we
thought we were going to get. And then there was
the inheritance tax business. Honestly, I don't know where to start.
I know you've heard a lot about it today, and
I'm not going to dwell on that. I'll just say this.
Rachel Reeves has told us, what is it, Seventy two percent,
seventy two percent of farmers are going to be unaffected
by this.
Speaker 1: Seventy two percent of farms going to be unaffected. He
turned to the audience and asked them, raise your hand
if you're going to be affected. Everybody was going to
be affected. There's a technique that people like Bill Gates use.
They build barriers to entry. They make it too expensive
to continue to be a family farm. They know exactly
what they're doing. It's the same reason that Mark Zuckerberg
and his allies go to DC and say, regulate us,
regulate us harder, Daddy. They do that because they want
to make it impossible for social media startups to thrive.
They've got the money they can pay the lawyers. This
is game set match in many cases for new entries
into fields like this fields picture something. When God created
the world spoken into existence, he knew what he was building.
He needed to provide for us common blessings, food, water,
and air. In every one of those cases, the technocrats
are looking to attack them and to blockade us from them.
Let's start with food. Just make the case. There's only
one reason that the Age, the Apartment vegaculture wants people
to register their gardens so they can know who has gardens.
What's the next step, Obviously, it's to regulate it, because
things must be regulated. President Trump should make sure that
family farms are just absolutely deregulated as possible, and private farms,
your little garden should never be the purview of government.
But look at what they're doing with food, attempting to
shut us off from being able to have something as
simple as meat. Water in cities like Seattle and areas
like King County and in fact in Maryland's one of
the few things that Hogan got right back there a
hopelessly liberal Republican is he actually made it legal to
store rainwater because it had been illegal. There was a
time in Seattle and those surrounding areas where it was
illegal to have a water barrel to store water. You
have Los Angeles with these antiquated, horrible water pipes, and
they know they lose billions and billions and billions of
gallons of water through these horrible pipes every single year.
What are they saying to farmers? You can't have the
water well, why don't you fix the pipes? You can't
have the water air well. At least that common blessing
is freely available. Well, except for the fact that the
same people who are trying to blockade us from food
are trying to hoard carbon dioxide, that which we exhale,
that which plants need to live. They're building carbon dioxide
pipelines to take the carbon dioxide out of the air
and store it as the precious resource it is, so
they can pipe it into their greenhouses, but you can't
use it in your private garden. When God created the
common blessings, it was something he knew we needed to live,
so we should thank God for that. We should also
recognize that only someone who thinks they're a God would
try to steal the common blessings from God's people. That's
something to think about. The people who are doing this
should probably pray about it, that is, if they have
the capacity for prayer. Story number two. There's a guy
named Cash Patel, and Cash had been a national security
advisor to President Trump. He had been playing that role
as a national security prosecutor. He served officially as US
National Security advisor as a Certity Council official who's a
senior advisor to the acting Director of National Intelligence, chief
of staff to the acting United States as Secretary of Defense.
All this during President Trump's first term. Cash Pttel is
apparently being considered to be considered the FBI director. Cash
Pattel sat down with Sean Ryan, a former Navy seal,
to talk about what the FBI did to him, and
by virtue of doing it to him, did it to you.
Speaker 3: Give you a perfect example. Who cares if you've ever
followed Russigate or any of this other stuff about the
deep state. Chris Ray, the director of the FBI, and
Rob Rosenstein, the Deputy Attorney General then of the DOJ
were tasked with helping us at Congress where I ran
the Russigate investigation to expose Russiagate. We went to them
and said, look, you guys, didn't do this, help us
expose it, and they both doubled down.
Speaker 1: You know what they did.
Speaker 3: They launched an investigation against me, the senior congressional investigator
for Russiagate on the House Intelligence Committee, and six other staffers.
They used grand jury subpoenas to get my personal information,
my banking information, my emails, my cell phone information and
everything else. I didn't find out till five years later
when Google called me and said, hey, our five year
notification has lapsed. We can now tell you the DOJ
surveiled you and we had to turn over documents.
Speaker 2: So that came that.
Speaker 3: We exploded that into a federal lawsuit that's still ongoing
in the DOJNFBI. But those two guys, hold on, what
so Google informed you that you're being surveilled five years
after the investigation started, right?
Speaker 1: What I mean? What more did they tell you?
Speaker 3: They're not allowed to say anything, but that you can
be informed now since it's five years later. So as
a former actioncurity prosecutor, I know you don't just go
to Google. You go to every provider, you go to
all the telecoms, you go to the bank, you got everybody.
If you're going to run investigation, that's what you do.
But these two guys who were running the FBI DOJ
sat in a room with the chairman of the House
Intelligence Committee and lied to our faces. They threatened to
investigate us, which was bad enough, right they actually did it.
Speaker 1: You have an unelected branch of government investigating another unelected
branch the National security apparatus. You have one guy appointed
by brought in by the President United States, an elected official.
You have another brought in by another elected official, that
is Merrick Garland clearly running this, brought in by the
people who run Joe Biden. You have government investivating government,
but you have this problem when they use techniques like
that to stop an investigation of them, they should have
to be disclosed. This isn't law enforcement. This is hoping
to find a crime. President Trump could do a lot
of things. It would be very very revolutionary. Bringing in
Pambondy as the Attorney general weak move. She is from Florida,
she's not particularly good at her job. She's conservative, she's
loyal to President Trump. I'm sad at the way that
Gates step down, but I'm very curious as to why
everybody knew these investigations existed. Everybody knew the background on this,
everybody knew the risks in this. This is all vetted.
I think that President Trump should focus on people like
Cash Patel, Cash, who has walked through the National security apparatus,
who's written about it, who's experienced, who's been targeted by it.
He should be the number one get. At this point,
no one understands an organism like the FBI, like the
people who have been targeted by the FBI, no one
wants to take it down more than cash ptel. President
Trump could do something else, really really revolutionary. My friend
Zach Abraham brought this up on the show the other day.
In fact, it's on the podcast, it's out earlier today.
He should take every single not every single because he couldn't.
He should take ordinary Americans who have been audited by
the IRS, and he should bring them on stage, and
he should have them tell their story. He should do
something that's never been done to my experience in a
State of the Union address, is have them speak. This
is what it was like to be audited by the
federal or by the IRS. What are two people telling
their story? It took us seven years, It took us
seven hundred thousand dollars, We went into debt just to
be audited. Make it ordinary Americans because it happens to
ordinary Americans. And then do this. Did you know we
can't audit the Federal Reserve. We can't not allowed. President
Trump should make the argument that we as a government
choose audit the American people in their taxes or not.
If we're not going to audit the people who get
to invent debt and force us to pay it back,
which is effectively the business model of the Federal Reserve.
If we're not going to audit that, we're not going
to audit americans. We're not going to audit companies. We're
not going to audit independent taxpayers. Regular taxpayers. Choose, do
you want audits or not? And if we're going to
audit independent taxpayers, we're going to audit the finances of
people like Merrick Garland every time. We're going to audit
the auditors every time. Do you want audits or not?
Cash Bettel would be a perfect guy to go into
the belly of the snake, because the belly snake is
where they wanted him. They wanted to eat him. He
understands the evils of it. Please remember this. Other people
get to view this as all as politics. Other people
get to view this as wow, that's just the way
politics is played. It's just a nasty game. We Christians
don't get to do that. We Christians get to look
at this and say, yep, you warned us. Praise God
for warning us. What kings would do to us, and
now we see what kings are doing to us. To
be another way that we should remind ourselves to heed
the warnings of the Bible, because there's more warnings like
you could either buy nor sell without the mark of
the beast. That's a warning that will come to pass,
perhaps not in our lifetime. But I have this to
tell you. If you war masks all the time and
you got injected, and you shouldn't have, you already failed
the first test run, So please steal yourself against the others.
Story number three. My father had a master's in social work.
And there's a thing about people who pursue social work,
and that is that they sometimes are just trying to
figure themselves out. I think that was my dad. He
was just trying to figure himself out. And when he
did that and he pursued that degree, it was really
because his father had forced him to go to college. Emotionally,
he didn't force him, didn't tie him up and make
him do it. But my father was always seeking his
dad's approval. He loved his father, but I don't think
he ever felt that he ever really got his dad's approval.
Because my grandpa was a great man, but he wasn't
a guy who ever said I love you. He said
it to me once, and it was when I was
going through the midst of just hell. And I was
going through the midst of this hell, and I called
my grandpa to explain what had caused the hell, and
after a forty minute phone conversation, he said to me, oh, Toto,
from the day you're born to ride in ahears things
ain't so bad. They can always get worse. That was
not that helpful. And then Grandpa said, I guess we
love you. That was helpful. Never said that to my dad,
who needed to hear it. Because my dad hated himself.
He did he hated his body, he was obese, He
hated himself. My dad made a horrible, horrible decision, and
it was a decision that cost our family dearly. It
gained me a half brother, for which I am very,
very thankful because he's a great half brother and I
miss him dearly. That was the only gain our family
got out of this. My dad was mentally unhealthy and
physically unhealthy, and yeah, I really tried during that period
of time to help my dad become more physically healthy.
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too far gone for that. So my dad made this decision,
and the decision was to divorce my mom and I'll
tell you that my dad had an extramarital affair and
Mom didn't find out. She knew it had become obvious.
My dad made this horrible decision to have us hang
out with this woman, and I remember thinking this is
awfully weird. I feel like I'm on my dad's on
a date that I'm brought along and there's this woman here.
I remember thinking I don't like her, and how could I,
given the fact that she was clearly breaking up a marriage.
I was a little kid. It deeply, deeply affected me,
and later I confronted my dad about it. I said
about it in the hospital when he was dying. I said,
do you regret leaving mom? He said, I can't because
I have the blessing of a son. I regret the
way I did it. I loved your mother and it
was wrong. I regret doing it to her and to you,
But I don't regret having my son. Of course you don't.
So the year after my father left, we had the
first Thanksgiving without him and Dad. He was a sweet man.
He was a good man, but he was an obstinate man,
and he was furious with how the divorce court handled things.
My dad got to see us on Wednesdays and every
other weekend, and my dad wanted more time with us.
My mom had said, look, if you're not moving so
far out of the city, like if you stayed next
to us, I'd have the kids there every other day.
I don't want them to be this far away from you.
But you're moving an hour to an hour and a
half away. That's a long time to get them there.
My dad said, well, you can move. My mom said,
I have a teaching job. I can't move. My dad
didn't have a job, so the divorce proceeded. Dad proceeded
to be obstinate and he didn't pay child support. He didn't,
so my mom had to take on second and third
jobs to just make ends meet. Now my grandpa was
ashamed of my dad. In fact, I found out later
that Grandpa went to my dad and said, you do
not do this. You tell that other woman this is off.
I'm a married man, I've made a mistake, and I'm returning.
My dad refused, so that first Thanksgiving without Dad was
one of the few Thanksgivings or my mom didn't invite
him over. We had the bizarre experience of having Thanksgiving
with a family we didn't know, my dad's new wife.
Bizarre experience of walking in and seeing our new grandma, who,
by the way, it was a deer and sweet lady
and loved the Lord Jesus. He's one of the first
people I met who really, really, really loved Jesus. On
that Thanksgiving, I remember going to sleep the night before
and thinking about how bizarre it was. It's a little boy,
my dad will not be here for Thanksgiving. And then
I woke up and I don't know why. I think
it was because snow was falling. And back in the
day when I was little and the snow came down,
I used to like to stand on her front porch
because something in the light would make it seem like
I was floating, and just said, this incredible view. Was
before they built. We lived out in the valley and
across from us was just woods and it was just
cool to see the snow falling in the trees. And
I just liked that as little boy. So went out
on the porch and there was something there, something that
was deeply, deeply meaningful. It was three or four bags
of something, and I knew right away who brought it.
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mom didn't shop at Rosars. No one on our block
shopped at Rosars. No one went to Rosars. It was
further away. We were a I think Safeway family or Alberton's. Yeah,
meet Joe Albertson's supermarket. But the bro this department is mine.
So we had Alberton's or Safeway. So I went out
on the porch and there were four or five bags
of groceries there. They were all from Rosars. And I
brought him in and set them down on the kitchen counter.
And when my mom came out of her bedroom getting
ready to start to prepare the Thanksgiving meal, she saw
the bags. I said, look what Grandpa dropped by. My
mom stepped to me, she said, don't you ever, don't
shoot ever ever admit that you know this came from Grandpa.
Why he's coming to dinner tonight. I mean, he gave
us this, dude, Why wouldn't we say thank you? She said, Son,
if your grandfather wanted us to know that he gave
us this food, he would have brought it himself. He
wouldn't have left it on the doorstep. He does not
want us to know. Why. Well, I'd rather not say.
You just need to trust me that Grandpa does not
want to know if you won't tell me why I am.
I'm gonna tell Grandpa when he gets here. I'm going
to thank him, because it's rude when someone brings you food,
you thank him. I'm not going to tell you why
I'm thanking grandpa. See I was obstinate like my dad.
I'm thanking Grandpa when he gets your. First thing i'm
gonna say is thanks for the food, Grandpa. My mom said,
you're gonna make me say it. Your grandfather is afraid
is ashamed of your dad. He's afraid we don't have food.
He doesn't want to spending money to feed him because
your dad is not paying child support. You made me
say it. You'll never hear me criticize your father again.
I don't like the decision he's made. It's hurtful, but
you'll never hear me criticize him again. And don't you
ever make me do it. Grandpa gave us this because
he loves us, because God has blessed him, and he
wants to bless us, and he'd rather have us think
of it coming from God than from him. I asked
my mom is God ashamed of Dad. My mom said,
God loves your father. God will forgive him just like
I forgive. It's quite a thanksgiving lesson. I hope you
never have to have a similar one. This is the
Todd Herman Show. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
and please make every effort to walk in the light
of Christ.